Hiatus from a blog is a good thing. It brings some fresh ideas to the table (err...webpage) and new perspective. My last entry was from a sufferfest day during my trip to Spain in April 2009. It is now June 2010. Since that last post, I endured 2 long months of good-byes to my mom, which led to the reevaluation of my life and several epiphanies that led to a well-planned resignation for my full-time job. Before all this, I really thought my life was boring compared to my friends.
My friends, now that I mention them, along with all of my family are my inspiration to love, laugh, and just enjoy while you can. I don't want to make people feel left out if I don't mention them, but just for example, here are a few crazy adventures they have: apply and get into Harvard's pre-grad school landscape architecture program, battle the dating scene in DC after an evil breakup, win a massive grant from UPenn and start a school in Thailand, go to Argentina/Peru for 4 months just because...ok, so yeah, I have a lot to live up to. That doesn't even touch all the other cool things going on in the lives of extended family. All of their lives are works in progress, making it happen every day -- and mine, as I have found, is one I'm excited about, a life in the midst of adventure. Along with the many feelings, thoughts, and ideas I have after all the change in my family life, I can finally say I am rejuvenated.
So here's to a new beginning, a new Sara. Welcome Back, Life.
Stay tuned for happenings.
About Me
- Sara
- Welcome to my adventure blog. I knew my life would always be interesting when I was trying to pick a major at the University of Vermont. My family had bets on how long it would be until I changed my mind since I could have picked any of them and enjoyed it. Now that I have been a nurse for 2 years, my family has bets on how long it will be until I switch careers. I can't say that I'm moving out of the nursing world, but I am trying to make it in the world of cycling. After realizing I'm a much happier person as an athlete, I took up bike racing. As an ex-collegiate rower, cycling is my way to feed my competitive spirit. Reading will, for sure, be entertaining as I use writing as a way to understand this so-called balance as a competitive cyclist, a nurse, a daughter, motivator, and social butterfly.
1 comment:
So happy for your rejuvenated blog, Sara!
You will have so much fun with this each week.
Keep writing. You have a great way with words!!
Hugs!!
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